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From: Lark <lar...@ya...> - 2001-02-09 17:05:27
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> maybe we could look at other places where we can host our source control. > maybe even look at some Mac solutions, like VOODOO server, for example? it > can even integrate with CW, i think. I don't know much about Mac solutions (I'm mostly a Unix development person). The easiest solution for now might be to use our own CVS server. There are a few options: 1. Does anyone have a machine that's running some sort of Unix that they'd let me install a CVS server on? Requirements are minimal. Sourceforge already provides nightly tarballs of our tree, so we could move the whole repository and keep the revision history intact. 2. It looks like Sourceforge is in the process of allowing shell logins into the CVS server machine. That'd allow us to use CVS/SSH on the Mac with current tools. 3. MacCVS Pro has people adding built-in SSH support. No ETA though. 4. I could give out my pserver password (it's different from my Sourceforge password), and everybody could commit as me for now. 5. Do nothing, keep sending me patches and I'll apply an commit them. Thoughts? -- Lark <lar...@ya...> |